Exterior repair for Florida weather damage.
Rotted trim, storm punch lists and water going where it should not. The jobs that fall between trades, handled as one scope by one crew.
The damage weather leaves behind.
Wood Rot Repair
- Fascia, trim and soffit framing
- Cut back to sound material
- Water source found and fixed
- Finished ready for paint
Storm Damage Repair
- Written scope for your insurer
- Gutters, screens, siding and soffit together
- Structural separated from cosmetic
- Priority on anything letting water in
The jobs nobody wants to own
A lot of exterior damage does not belong neatly to one trade. The roofer says the gutter did it, the gutter company says it is a fascia problem, the painter will not paint rotten wood, and the handyman does not want to go up two storeys. Meanwhile the water keeps coming in.
We take those jobs. Working the roofline is our daily business, we are licensed and insured to $2 million, and we would rather solve the whole problem than hand you back a scope with a hole in it.
What we will not do is pretend to be a roofer. If the damage has travelled into the roof structure or the decking, we will tell you plainly that you need a roofing contractor for that part, and we will show you why.
- Rotted fascia, trim and soffit framing
- Drainage corrections that stop the damage recurring
- Post-storm punch lists across several elements
- Honest boundaries on what needs another trade
Always find the water first
Every repair on this page has the same first step. Something is putting water where it should not be, and until that changes, any repair is on a timer.
It is usually undramatic. A gutter with lost pitch that overflows at one end. A downspout discharging two feet from the wall. A valley concentrating half a roof into six feet of trough. A missing drip edge letting runoff track back behind the fascia. Splash-back at grade soaking the bottom of a wall a hundred times a season.
Tracing that path is what we do for a living, and it is why our exterior repairs tend to stay repaired. The fix is often cheaper than the repair itself.
One scope, one crew, one guarantee
The practical argument for bundling is money. Access, setup and travel get paid for once instead of once per contractor, and the sequencing is right, so nothing gets closed up over damage that should have been dealt with first.
The other argument is accountability. When one company handled the gutter, the fascia behind it and the soffit below it, there is no discussion about whose work is at fault if something is not right. There is just us, and our lifetime workmanship guarantee.
Estimates are free and include the parts that do not make us money. No deposit, and nothing is due until you are satisfied with the finished work.
Straight answers, no deposit, guaranteed work.
We beat any written price
Bring us a competitor's written quote and we will beat it, on the same scope of work.
Licensed & insured to $2M
A certified residential contractor serving Lee, Charlotte and Collier counties since 2007.
No deposit, 24-hour response
You pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied with it.
Exterior Repair questions.
The work around the outside of the house that falls between trades: rotted fascia, trim and soffit framing, storm damage across several elements at once, and the drainage corrections that stop it all happening again. If it is on the outside and water caused it, start with us.
No, and we will say so early. We work the roofline, which means gutters, fascia, soffit and the transitions around them. If damage has reached the decking or the roof structure you need a roofing contractor, and we will show you why rather than working outside our lane.
Because water is the cause in almost every case. A gutter that has lost pitch, a downspout discharging at the wall, or a missing run puts a great deal of water somewhere it should not be. Fixing that is often cheaper than the repair it is causing.
That is how we prefer to work. Access and setup are paid for once instead of once per trade, the sequencing is correct so nothing is closed over unrepaired damage, and one company stands behind the finished result.
We provide a written scope separating structural damage from cosmetic, which is generally the document an insurer or an HOA board needs. We are a contractor rather than a public adjuster, so we describe and price the work accurately.
Yes. We are a certified residential contractor licensed and insured to $2 million, for both residential and commercial work, serving Lee, Charlotte and Collier counties since 2007.
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